Hi, On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:45:28 +0900 Makoto Mizukami <mmk9060@xxxxxxx> wrote: > I wanted to install true type fonts for Japanese characters from TTF > file, but I couldn't. When I commanded "fc-cache -fv", the system > said that normal users can't edit /var/cache/fontconfig/ because of > the permission. So I changed permission of that dir to 0777 and then > I was able to install new fonts. > > I think that it is bug that can't install new fonts from TTF file by > copying files to the system font directory, but I am not sure that > the problem depends on only the permission of /var/cache/fontconfig. > Please give me your informations about installing TTF on F8. If you want to install it as a system font, you should copy the font into a system directory as root and then run 'fc-cache -fv' as root. You should not change the mode of the /var/cache/fontconfig directory. If you want to install the font for your own use, you should put it in the .fonts subdirectory of your homedirectory, and then run 'fc-cache -fv' as your own user. You should still not change the mode of the /var/cache/fontconfig directory. Although the fc-cache utility might complain a bit, it's not an error, and your font should still work. Regards, --Stijn -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
